Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-12-09

and treasurer, beg leave to report:
That they have carefully examined
and checked the same and find them
correct in every respect.
They have examined the several
items of receipts and find that they
amount in the aggregate to the sum of
$4,000.
That there has been paid out for
premiums the sum of $2614.75
That there has paid out for sundry
bills and expenses, including perma-
nent improvements, expenses of the
secretary and treaurer's Office the sum
of $1535.82, and for interest on coupons
the sum of $201.60; or, in the aggre-
gate, the disbursements for all pur-
poses have amounted to the sum of
S4352.17, leaving a balance in the
hands of the treasurer amounting to
the sum of S7875. The vouchers
numbered from l to 101, inclusive,
have been checked by us, and we rec
ommend that they be destroyed. The
interest coupons have also been checked
by us and we recommend that they
likewise be destroyed. All of which
is respectfully submitted.
CALVERT SPENsLEY,
r. ID. PULFoRD,
JOHN HORN, SR.
Committee.
On motion of DR.. J. II Vivian the
Treasurer and Secretary's reports were
adopted and the vouchers were de-
stroyed.
On motion the executive committee
were instructed to appoint superin-
tendent of grounds, said superinten-
dent to be under the direction and
control of executive committee.
On motion Sec. 3, of Constitution
was reamended by fixing the fee for
membership at $500
On motion Mr.. Calvert Spensley was
appointed to take charge of petition
for members signatures in order that
mortgage may be made to secure
holders of certificates of Indebtedness.
On motion proceeded to the election
of officers for ensuing year, and an in
formal ballot was taken for president
with the following result: Geo. G.. Cox
received votes, w. 4. Jones 2, J. w.
Rewey 16, j. NJ. Smith /, T. j. Van
Matre II, Jas. Spensley l, Blank l, J. c.
Kirkpatrick !, c. Spensley 2, r. ID. Pull
ford l total Al. No choice. On first
formal ballot for president 40 votes
were cast, necessary to a choice, 25. T.
J. Van Matre received "a, J. w. Rewey
"A, blank |. No choice and a second
ballot was called for and Sc votes were
cast, necessary to a choice 20. r. J.
VanMatre received %, J. w. Rewey
26, W. a. Jones l, Blank |. A third
were cast, necessary to choice 27.
T. ]. VanMatre received IS, J. w.
Rewey 26. Scattering ?, no choice and
fourth ballot was taken and 50 votes
were cast, and j. w. Rewey received
26, 7. j. VanMatre a, Scattering 3,
No choice and a fifth ballot was taken.
81 votes were cast, necessary to a
choice q, j. w. Rewey received %,
I. J VanMatrc 25, w. A. Jones 2,
John Horn /, r. Pulford l. No choice
and sixth ballot was then taken and
So votes were cast. J. w. Rewey re-
ceiyed 26, II. J. VanMatre &c, w. A.
Jones /. No choice, and a seventh
ballot was taken, 81 votes were cast
Mr.. Rewey received 25, Mr.. VanMatre
p. Mr.. VanMatre having received a
majority was declared elected Presi-
dent, and on motion of J. w. Rewey,
was declared unanimously elected.
An informal ballot was then taken
for treasurer. 43 votes were cast with
the following result: p. Allen, Jr., re-
ceived 10, j. w, Hutchinson, 3, J. F.
Hankins 3, w. A. Jones s, Blank l.,
C. Spensley 4, Beech l, J. ". Horn 4.
No choice, and a formal ballot was
then taken and 40 votes We're cast
p. Allen, Jr., received "a, w. A. Jones
3, J. Hutchinson, Jr., 2, J. w. Horn 6,
c. Spensley 4, VIM. Brown l. Mr.
Allen having received majority of all
the votes cast was declared elected
Treasurer.
On motion the President, Il. J. Van
Matre, was instructed to cast the vote
of the association for Delos p. Beech,
for secretary, which was done, and he
was declared elected.
On motion the president, T. j. Van
Matre, was instructed to cast the ballot
of the association for vice presidents as
follows; J. w. Rewey, LIST, Rewey; Jos.
Gordon, I'd, Willow Springs, VIM. Balm
bridge, Sd, Miflin; Thomas Bracken,
18th, Darlington, +. w. Stratman, 9Th,
Dodgeville; which was done and they
were declared elected.
On motion the president, I. ]. Van
Matre, was instructed to cast the vote
of the association for Calvert Spensley.
r. ID. Pulford, John Horn, Joseph
Gundry, and W. \. Jones, residents of
the city of Mineral Point, as five men,
bers of the executive committee, which
was done and they were declared cleo
ted members of the executive COM
mittee.